Air Monitoring in Lower Manhattan Report, Sept-Oct 2001 — page 2
Summary DEP report on ambient outdoor air monitoring for asbestos and reference to indoor clearance standards.
The workers must possess NYCDEP and NYSDOL asbestos worker certification.
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Summary DEP report on ambient outdoor air monitoring for asbestos and reference to indoor clearance standards.
The workers must possess NYCDEP and NYSDOL asbestos worker certification.
Summary Advisory outlining safety protocols for WTC debris removal, including wind speed limits, HVAC shutdown requirements, and window sealing instructions.
• If the enviromnental assessment disclosed the debris is asbestos-containing material (ACM), this work shall be performed by a NYSDOL licensed asbestos contractor.
Summary DEP public notice advising contractors and building occupants on safety protocols for exterior facade clean-up operations.
• If the environmental assessment disclosed the debris is asbestos-containing material (ACM), this work shall be performed by a NYSDOL licensed asbestos contractor.
Summary Department of Environmental Protection letter requesting copies of environmental hazard assessments for a specific site.
They may be faxed to (718) 595-3744 or sent to the NYC DEP Asbestos Control Program at 59-17 Junction Boulevard, 8* floor.
Summary Notification from the EPA confirming that air samples taken at a residence south of Canal Street did not exceed asbestos clearance levels.
As a result of your request for service, contractors for the New York City Department of Environmental Protection entered your residence on 10/24/02 to perform asbestos sampling.
Summary Notice advising building owners on restarting air circulation systems and managing potential asbestos contamination in buildings south of 14th Street.
• If the environmental assessment disclosed the debris is asbestos-containing material (ACM), this work shall be performed by a NYSDOL licensed asbestos contractor.
Summary Notice advising building owners on restarting air circulation systems and managing potential asbestos contamination in buildings south of 14th Street.
• If the enviromnental assessment disclosed the debris is asbestos-containing material (ACM), this work shall be performed by a NYSDOL licensed asbestos contractor.
Summary Notice advising building owners on restarting air circulation systems and managing potential asbestos contamination in buildings south of 14th Street.
• If the environmental assessment disclosed the debris is asbestos-containing material (ACM), this work shall be performed by a NYSDOL licensed asbestos contractor.
Summary Document containing laboratory analysis data for environmental samples collected from the Liberty Street vicinity.
3 2 New York City Department of Environmental Protection Air/Asbestos
Summary Article reporting the EPA's plan to test for dioxins and toxic metals in Lower Manhattan apartments.
Manhattan in asbestos-laced dust months.
Summary Senator correspondence to EPA Administrator expressing concerns about environmental protection and public health following September 11 attack on World Trade Center.
Is this the case and if so, why is there co pre-e’eaning air sampling for asbestos or pre- anti post-cleaning wips sampling for other contaminants?
Summary Memorandum regarding the FBI releasing vehicles from Ground Zero to Fresh Kills Landfill for investigation purposes.
Asbestos bulk samples were also analyzed for asbestos content using polarizing light microscopy and additional analysis was done on selected samples using TEM.
Summary A newspaper article announcing that the city will seek bids for cleaning contaminated apartments around Ground Zero at an estimated cost of $3,000 to $8,000 per unit.
The agency said the testing, along The E.PJL’s May announcement with the asbestos cleanup and testing of an asbestos cleanup program was
Summary Memo regarding EPA's expanded plan to clean and test Lower Manhattan apartments for asbestos, dioxins, and toxic metals following the World Trade Center disaster.
The E.P.A. bowed to pressure from infuriated tenants around ground zero in May, promising to clean and test apartments for asbestos.
Summary Internal DEP routing sheet with checkboxes for handling reports, comments, and coordination regarding WTC environmental data.
Independent measurements permitted as much asbestos in its hall 555-mal found as.
Summary A generic internal routing slip used to process correspondence and reports related to the World Trade Center environmental cleanup program.
The microscope used for asbestos analysis in this program magnifies objects up to 20,000 times, so even the tiniest speck of dirt or dust can obscure small fibers of asbestos.
Summary Curriculum vitae for Dr. Marc Wilkenfeld detailing his medical education and professional training in occupational medicine.
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Summary Official confirmation that DEP contracts for exterior building clean-up near the World Trade Center have been extended through September 2002.
Action Remediation/Fiber Control Permittee # 11578 • ROF-REM2 Benjamin Kurzban & Son Control Permittee# 12470 • ROF-REM3 Trio Asbestos
Summary Document header displaying contact information for a legislative office in Albany and a district office in the Bronx.
This firm was hired to perform asbestos remediation under a Declaration of Emergency.
Summary Contract document dated June 11, 2002, outlining scope of work for debris cleanup monitoring and air sampling at the World Trade Center site.
EPP REGION 2 REPP 908 906 6182 P.05/07 asbestos certincation number, and specific description of activities in the unit during the sampling. NYC-WTC_000151298